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Desgagnés Christens, Launches Polar Class Tanker Duo
The dual fuel/LNG vessels Paul A. Desgagnés and Rossi A. Desgagnés were built at the Besiktas shipyard.
Sembcorp Marine Bags USD 1.5 Bn Loan from Parent
The loan would be used to retire around SGD 1.5 billion of borrowings, and other purposes.
Teekay’s FPSO Charter Contract for Cheviot Terminated
The deal was terminated as a result of the condition precedent not having been satisfied.
Readers’ Picks of the Week (June 17-21, 2019)
Here are the most read stories of the previous week.
Port of Los Angeles Argues Against New Tariffs on Chinese Goods
Tariffs would impact some 66 percent of all imports by value at the San Pedro Bay.
MOL Inks FSRU Charter Deal for Hong Kong LNG Terminal
MOL agreed an FSRU charter for Hong Kong LNG Terminal Limited.
BIMCO: Tanker Freight Rates Surge after Hormuz Attacks
Crude oil tanker freight rates from the Arabian Gulf to China doubled on the back of the recent tanker attacks.
Oldendorff Carriers Buys Noble Group’s Post Panamax
The bulker sale is part of Noble Group’s restructuring plan.
Hurtigruten Secures LNG Supply for Its Ships by 2030
Hurtigruten agreed a long-term LNG supply deal for six of its ships with Gasnor.
IMO Approves Autonomous Ship Trial Guidelines
The Maritime Safety Committee meeting was held earlier this month.
We4Sea: IMO Rule to Boost Fuel Costs by Up to 50 Pct
In less than 200 days the IMO’s sulphur cap would introduce a surge of up to 50% in fuel costs, We4Sea said.
Strait of Hormuz in Focus after Recent Attacks on Tankers
Recent attacks on two tankers in the Gulf of Oman raised concerns over the security of transit in the area.
ABS Ready to Class Its First “Tri-Fuel” Ship
ABS will class two offshore supply vessels being retrofitted with a battery/converter system.
MPC Container Ships to Use CTL Payout for Scrubber Retrofits
CTL, sale of damaged vessels opened a window of opportunity for the company to finance scrubber retrofits.